2008-11-26

Chai Ling Guan Hot Springs - Chinese tourism scenic spots

Chai Ling Guan Scenic Area in Tainan County town of white to hot springs, water and fire homologous, Park Kwan Chai Ling, Temple Daisen, the Biyun Si, Taiwan, South Pole is one of the hottest spots, Peitou and Yangmingshan, Xi province said four of the four major hot spring. Kwan Chai Ling's hot spring water is very special, Cheng Hui black, but with creamy The strong sulfur, for bathing, said to be quite therapeutic effect. Hot spring area along the parking lot next to a 290 and the steep stone steps, direct access to the Peak Park Kwan Chai Ling, flowers and trees planted on the mountain, full of poetry. By Park before about 4.8 kilometers to see the highly prestigious "homologous water and fire," as a result of the Department of cliffs with Choi There are gas and water flow, once the ignition is compatible with the formation of the wonders of water and fire; water and fire from the homology of about 1 km, volcanic Biyun Si, Buddha temple, the temple in the rear of the high-piled rocks, a giant white statue of Guanyin ; Biyun Si from the volcano, about 4.1 km distance, also known as the Temple Daisen Xianyan big for clearance tsai Famous scenic spot of ancient temples. All by himself Emperor Kangxi in the Qing years, several rehabilitation, completed in 1921 Main Hall, the majestic appearance, at the time for Taiwan ranks first, then Fengying white jade statue of Buddha in India and Tokyo Miao Xin Mi Tuo Buddha Temple, in southern Taiwan has become the center of Buddhism. Hot Spring Exhibition Hall: Guanling activities, On the first floor (06) 682-2344 car: 1. Chiayi, Chiayi's passenger, the new business of the new passenger business, are related directly to Chai Ling's car as an average of 30 to 60 minutes intervals. 2. Shirakawa in a new business or take new entrants to the passenger train's Nanliao, Daisen in Temple, Bristol Temple and the water and fire, such as homologous to get off, but not many flights.

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